Chinnar wild valley experience day tour ( By Munnar Info)

Amazing tour with amazing guide !

Mari is a great guide with so much knowledge about fauna & flora that he shares with all his passion... be careful, his enthousiasm is contagious! We did so much in one day and the tour was perfectly organised. Thank you again !

Fantastic tour through tea fields, waterfalls and lakes

Thank you to Mani for an excellent day exploring the tea fields around Munnar, as well as waterfalls and lakes. We weren’t so lucky with the elephants in the evening, but had an amazing time nonetheless!

Great 3h hike

Very nice hike in the mountains and along the river. Spotted the giant squirrel, deers, rabbits, peacock, woodpecker and many monkeys

Trek in Chinnar

Great experience wandering with the rangers in Chinnar Park. We took the 3hr trek and it was definitely worth it : observation tower, looking for the wild elephants, deers and buffalos!

Good trip

Our trip is very good, the Jeep driver is also too much genuine, humble and supportive. I m suggested to try once

Not so great experience

The iterinary mentioned has a lot of differences with the original. Bamboo and Sandalwood gardens has to be seen from the road side. Muniyara park and caves are not covered. At last chinnar wildlife sanctuary trekking also missed being not reached the place in time. No proper planning. A private Jeep can be hired with much lower cost around RS.2000/- per 5 to 6 people. Eravikulam National Park and Lakkam falls are only good places we have seen. Miserable experience...

Wild animals, waterfalls and a small sugar cane factory

The drive with Mani (our driver) from our apartment first went past the huge tea plantations and beautiful purple flowering trees. Wherever we would have looked by, he would immediately spot the wild animals: the bison that crossed the road behind our car, the deer in the reserve, the monkeys (after we told him that there are no monkeys in our area and therefore they are... are special to us). When we arrived at the reserve, we booked the Thoovanam Waterfalls tour (you pay directly there) and walked the one-hour walk (one way) to the waterfalls. Elephants probably come there to drink, but unfortunately not at the time we were there (around 1:00 p.m.). It was very hot, but Mani had prepared plenty of water bottles for us. It is pleasant to sit in the shade by the waterfalls and listen to the sounds of nature. We also saw various monkeys and giant squirrels along the way. Finally, we visited a small sugar cane factory where the individual steps of production were shown. When asked, Mani explains everything you want to know and makes suggestions about what is worth seeing in a very pleasantly reserved manner. This way you don't feel pressured to do anything and can enjoy the tour according to your interests. We had fun!